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By name only, the king controls everything although his reign is much much better than his father's, yet we live in a dictatorship nevertheless.

where is this dictatorship ,sorry if this out of subject but ever since M6 took the crown,the contry is doing much better

Al Jazeera Arabic: F-16 army planes hoovering over protestors at Tahrir Square in Cairo.

where is this dictatorship ,sorry if this out of subject but ever since M6 took the crown,the contry is doing much better
Only seems better because his father's rule was unbelievably opressive...but we still live in a country ruled by the whims of one man...he appoints whoever he wants and fires anybody he dislikes!

But Morocco isn't a constitutional monarchy, right?

You're talking with someone who lives in USA, who doesn't know what is happening in his country, who, the only informations he has about his country get them from Aljazeera! Let me tell you something, and I am not illiterate or ignorant, the king is popular, moroccans love him and respect the work he'd done over the past 10 years, and still doing... We may have a problem with our government but we chose them, we voted for them so we only have to wait for the next election and not make the same mistakes.

guys, a young Moroccan man is depressed walking here. Nilesat is owned by Egypt gov and they are trying to harm its transmission, that's why you do not receive Aljazeera in Morocco

You're talking with someone who lives in USA, who doesn't know what is happening in his country, who, the only informations he has about his country get them from Aljazeera! Let me tell you something, and I am not illiterate or ignorant, the king is popular, moroccans love him and respect the work he'd done over the past 10 years, and still doing... We may have a problem with our government but we chose them, we voted for them so we only have to wait for the next election and not make the same mistakes.

+1000

National TV denies Adly's arrest.
Al-Hurra is not broadcasting this piece of news again.Al-Hurra is a liar.

Fighter jets over Tharir Square to intimidate protesters!

The regime hit a new low! :ohno:

As I understand from Al Jazeera, the F-16s have now gone, but there's a helo buzzing the square at low level...

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As I understand from Al Jazeera, the F-16s have now gone, but there's a helo buzzing the square at low level...

http://img545.imageshack.us/img545/6720/helo.png

Yemken Mubarak rakeb fee wa7da men el tayarat dee we bey2ouloulou : heya dee Masr ya Hablah :lol:

guys, a young Moroccan man is depressed walking here. Nilesat is owned by Egypt gov and they are trying to harm its transmission, that's why you do not receive Aljazeera in Morocco

+1 It has to be said!!

Guys , it is unbelievable , hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of demonstrators are in the streets all over Egypt despite of the curfew .

Aljazeera : : ديون مصر كانت 12 مليون ..واصبحت فى عهد مبارك..880 مليار.

I think they meant from 12 billion to 880 Billion .

Only seems better because his father's rule was unbelievably opressive...but we still live in a country ruled by the whims of one man...he appoints whoever he wants and fires anybody he dislikes!

I love your sig, but can we skip level 3?

every arab leader needs to control corruption that happens underneath him
the problem is not that arabs feel they are poor but that they have the potential to be much much better

AlJazeera: Army official spoke to the people in Tahrir square, telling them the army will not harm the people in any way.

Rashed Al ghanoushy of Tunisia , returns to Tunis after spending 21 years in England , thousands are welcoming him at the Airport .

every arab leader needs to control corruption that happens underneath him
the problem is not that arabs feel they are poor but that they have the potential to be much much better

In my opinion , no ruler in the Arab countries needs to do anything but pack and leave .
Leave and let us live .

You're talking with someone who lives in USA, who doesn't know what is happening in his country, who, the only informations he has about his country get them from Aljazeera! Let me tell you something, and I am not illiterate or ignorant, the king is popular, moroccans love him and respect the work he'd done over the past 10 years, and still doing... We may have a problem with our government but we chose them, we voted for them so we only have to wait for the next election and not make the same mistakes.

I am actually Moroccan born and raised and still living in Morocco!

Analysts are saying that every day passes , the Revolution is gaining ground and the regime is losing much more ground .
With every day , the demands of the demonstrators are getting bigger and bigger , now they not only want to oust Mubarak and his REGIME , BUT THEY WANT TO PROSECUTE THEM .

How can Moroccan King be popular with the corruption revelations on Wikileaks ?

Unless someone is trying to lie to us here but few weeks ago we were told how Mubarak was popular in Egypt as well.

I think these Arab countries rules by inbred families should declare REPUBLIC and let LEAVE and let people LIVE and decide their won destiny


How can a young Moroccan youth defend a corrupt monarchy? This is beyond belief.

WTF Army planes/helicopters are all around Cairo airspace.

Why?!? What the hell...

MUST MUST WATCH:

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^^ SO SO true. :ohno:

First of all, I have mentioned how much I hate the US Administration, how much I hate them from the bottom of my heart for everything they've been doing to Egypt for 30 years now.

But now, the US has a chance to turn around. Up until the past few days, there was little Anti-American sentiment amongst Egyptians. However from interviews, Ant-American sentiment is growing very quickly amongst the masses, as they become more informed about the US's continued support of Mubarak.

I believe, that if the US just drops their support for Mubarak NOW, and truly works for the interests of the Egyptian people. Egyptians will respect this, and there will not be the Anti-American sentiment that is growing.

Not that I care about American interests (I don't care about ANY of their interests, I care about our people's only, regardless of the outcome), but doing this, would work in BOTH our interests. A transition, into a moderate, secular, democratic government, that would maintain stability in the region, while working truly for the interests of the Egyptian people.

the gop does not want that they want an excuse to interfere in eygpt

How can Moroccan King be popular with the corruption revelations on Wikileaks ?

Unless someone is trying to lie to us here but few weeks ago we were told how Mubarak was popular in Egypt as well.

I think these Arab countries rules by inbred families should declare REPUBLIC and let LEAVE and let people LIVE and decide their won destiny


How can a young Moroccan youth defend a corrupt monarchy? This is beyond belief.

:dunno: Maybe because they think he is already leading the change!
Personally, I don't agree with them.

I love your sig, but can we skip level 3?

:lol: Bcz of the domino effect, maybe all of them will be ousted by the end of this year!

HAY2ET 3OLAMA2 AL MOSLEMEEN : Demonstrators who died during the Egyptian Revolution are Martyrs ....Aljazeera

They died for their country, they are martyrs according to the Quran.

In Alexandria , the demands of the protestors are getting bigger and bigger , now they are chanting in Mo7aram Bey : alsha3b yoreed 2e3dam al ra2ees ( People want to execute the president)....Sweet.

They died for their country, they are martyrs according to the Quran.

Sahr3an , It is preferable to say : Na7tasebhom 3end Allah (swt) shohada2 :)

The Huffington Post shared an entry about ways Egyptians can bypass the blackout and connect to the internet. You can share it with your loved ones.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/29/how-to-help-egypt-get-online_n_815880.html#s232583&title=torproject

Best of luck to the people of Egypt. Mubarak is just crazy.

El Baradei in Tahrir Square. Might give a speech.

How can Moroccan King be popular with the corruption revelations on Wikileaks ?

Unless someone is trying to lie to us here but few weeks ago we were told how Mubarak was popular in Egypt as well.

I think these Arab countries rules by inbred families should declare REPUBLIC and let LEAVE and let people LIVE and decide their won destiny


How can a young Moroccan youth defend a corrupt monarchy? This is beyond belief.

Corrupt monarchy? Oo loool

First of all, it's always funny to read people who don't know anything about our country, giving themeselves the right to criticize the current state of Morocco despite knowing nada about it!

Secondo, Morocco was/is gonna stay a kingdom, we are talking about centuries and a culture! It's a not just a political choice, it's cultural, moroccan!

Corruption is a national problem, and we are aware of it and trying to fight it! The king is doing his best and we, as moroccan, we do appreciate it and appreciate the work he had done over the past 10 years! It may be hard for you to believe or understand, but trust me, morocco is an Allaouite kingdom and will remain one.

Guys what is happening right now is unprecedented in the 7000 years of Egypt History.....First time in Egyptian History , people are rising up and revolting against their ruler .

Guys what is happening right now is unprecedented in the 7000 years of Egypt History.....First time in Egyptian History , people are rising up and revolting against their ruler .

What about 1952?

What about 1952?

1952 was a Coup by a few within the army, not a revolt against the king by the population. 1919 was the only other revolution led primarily by the people of Egypt.

The Huffington Post shared an entry about ways Egyptians can bypass the blackout and connect to the internet. You can share it with your loved ones.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/29/how-to-help-egypt-get-online_n_815880.html#s232583&title=torproject

Best of luck to the people of Egypt. Mubarak is just crazy.

At last Moroccan Chica spoke! ^^ How are you?

Corrupt monarchy? Oo loool

First of all, it's always funny to read people who don't know anything about our country, giving themeselves the right to criticize the current state of Morocco despite knowing nada about it!

Secondo, Morocco was/is gonna stay a kingdom, we are talking about centuries and a culture! It's a not just a political choice, it's cultural, moroccan!

Corruption is a national problem, and we are aware of it and trying to fight it! The king is doing his best and we, as moroccan, we do appreciate it and appreciate the work he had done over the past 10 years! It may be hard for you to believe or understand, but trust me, morocco is an Allaouite kingdom and will remain one.

:applause: :applause:

Jet fighters over Cairo.

Do they think parading their toys will impress anybody?

Pathetic.

Protestors demonstrate in front of Egyptian embassy in Lebanon
January 30, 2011

http://nowlebanon.com/Library/Images/MainPagePictures/sec-forces-behinfpic-main.jpg

More than 200 people rallied outside the Egyptian Embassy in Beirut on Sunday, calling for the resignation of embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak as protests in Egypt raged for a sixth straight day.

"Mubarak is an Israeli puppet," and "Gamal, tell your father that the Egyptian people hate him," protestors chanted during the student-led demonstration in Beirut.

They held up Egyptian and Tunisian flags as well as photos of late Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser.

"Egypt is free and not an Arab kingdom," banners read, as well as "Who is responsible for the blood of the martyrs among protesters?"

Egyptians and Tunisians in Lebanon also joined the protest which unfolded amid a sizable police presence.

Tunisians say it was their revolt against authoritarian ruler Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali earlier in January that inspired the massive protest movement against Mubarak in Egypt.

At last Moroccan Chica spoke! ^^ How are you?

Doing well doing well! :) How about yourself?

By the way I agree with you. We definitely need some shaking up in Morocco as well. Maybe not the point of a regime change but at least now the people won't be afraid to speak up and the leaders will be afraid of their people.

I wish for a happy ending for Tunisia and Egypt though. That will be a breath of fresh air for Tunisians and Egyptians as well as the rest in the region.

1952 was a Coup by a few within the army, not a revolt against the king by the population. 1919 was the only other revolution led primarily by the people of Egypt.

True , but the only major difference between the 1919 Revolution and 2011 Revolution is that in 1919 they never asked for the king to step down , today , we are asking not only to oust the dictator but to prosecute him as well .

Doing well doing well! :) How about yourself?

By the way I agree with you. We definitely need some shaking up in Morocco as well. Maybe not the point of a regime change but at least now the people won't be afraid to speak up and the leaders will be afraid of their people.

I wish for a happy ending for Tunisia and Egypt though. That will be a breath of fresh air for Tunisians and Egyptians as well as the rest in the region.

+1 :)
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I am great actually...no longer depressed thanks to Tunisians and Egyptians! ^^

And some pics of the protest...

courtesy of getty images - captions under these pics say these are egyptians in Lebanon

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http://specials-images.forbes.com/imageserve/0aHSfRu4ib9X0/350x.jpg

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some leb activists
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http://blog.cleveland.com/world_impact/2008/12/large_Mideast_Lebanon_Egypt-Embassy-Israel-Dec28-08-Meye.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2056/2464330154_75e27e3e97.jpg

Corrupt monarchy? Oo loool

First of all, it's always funny to read people who don't know anything about our country, giving themeselves the right to criticize the current state of Morocco despite knowing nada about it!

Secondo, Morocco was/is gonna stay a kingdom, we are talking about centuries and a culture! It's a not just a political choice, it's cultural, moroccan!

Corruption is a national problem, and we are aware of it and trying to fight it! The king is doing his best and we, as moroccan, we do appreciate it and appreciate the work he had done over the past 10 years! It may be hard for you to believe or understand, but trust me, morocco is an Allaouite kingdom and will remain one.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec/06/wikileaks-cables-morocco-royals-corruption

Doing well doing well! :) How about yourself?

By the way I agree with you. We definitely need some shaking up in Morocco as well. Maybe not the point of a regime change but at least now the people won't be afraid to speak up and the leaders will be afraid of their people.

I wish for a happy ending for Tunisia and Egypt though. That will be a breath of fresh air for Tunisians and Egyptians as well as the rest in the region.

Wow, just wow...this is the future of Morocco

Iza al sha3b yaoman arad al 7ayah , fa la bodda an yastajeeb al bakar ...Al Abnoudee.

Lol, Egyptian TV is showing relatively quiet streets cordoned off by police. Nothing from Tahrir Sq.:nuts:

+1 :)
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I am great actually...no longer depressed thanks to Tunisians and Egyptians! ^^

Let me clarify something! Are you or are you not agaisnt the moroccan monarchy? I mean I don't get you, you were talking about reforms and regime change, then you agree with MoroccanChica as she said no for a regime change!!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec/06/wikileaks-cables-morocco-royals-corruption

Thank you for opening my eyes!

Seriously, what do you know about Morocco?

+ If you have arguments and proofs of our misery ( :( ) come to the moroccan section and discuss with us! You are more than welcome.

I don't think we can predict what will happen in Morocco. Just weeks ago we wouldn't have guessed the chain of events in Tunisia. The resistance to Mubarak in Egypt on the other hand was building up in the last years in an obvious way...So really, you never know what happen in Morocco next. I hope our government gets the message though and starts respecting and providing for the people.

In any case, maybe we should go back to the topic in hand. This is about Egypt

ElBaradei on CNN...I don't know how popular he is amongst Egyptians but he seems to be a decent possible future president.

http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/bestoftv/2011/01/30/gps.elbaradei.intv.cnn.html

All my support to the great egyptian people :)

Let me clarify something! Are you or are you not agaisnt the moroccan monarchy? I mean I don't get you, you were talking about reforms and regime change, then you agree with MoroccanChica as she said no for a regime change!!

As I said in my previous posts in different threads, I am against one man's rule. This is what is happening in Morocco...I want a country where like Spain and and England the king owns but does not rule...a country of institutions and not treated as the property of some family...rule of law...etc. The only way to achieve that is through protesting or even a revolt to push the king either to reform or leave!

Please discuss Morocco in somewhere else. Thank you. :)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=106912359385882&set=a.103652329711885.5178.103622369714881

Sorry guys!

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=106912359385882&set=a.103652329711885.5178.103622369714881

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs042.snc6/167257_106912359385882_103622369714881_36420_2613735_n.jpg

Here. :)

hey guys , i tried to add a photo , but didn't appear , i used the add photo icon then inserted the url but didn't help , any advice?

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Here. :)

Thanks AZMAT , how did u do it :)

It was the wrong link, you have to right click the picture and press "Show picture" (not sure if that's what it's called mine is on Swedish) first and then copy the link.

What service did you use to upload the photo?

Not sure what you did wrong, but refer to this (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=56544501&postcount=3) tutorial. Hope it helps.

As I said in my previous posts in different threads, I am against one man's rule. This is what is happening in Morocco...I want a country where like Spain and and England the king owns but does not rule...a country of institutions and not treated as the property of some family...rule of law...etc. The only way to achieve that is through protesting or even a revolt to push the king either to reform or leave!

co sign..
I look at the Arab Middle East with all the resources, I came to conclusion If it can happen in the holiday destination Tunisia, it can happen anywhere, can't it? It was feted by the West for its "stability" when Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali was in charge

The job of the Arab potentates such as Morocco and Saudi Arabia will be what it has always been – to "manage" their people, to control them, to keep the lid on, to love the West and to hate Iran. But now its Arab world's Berlin moment and its happening

Moroccan people's time will come once Egyptian's are done with this Firaun incharge at the Moment

Please discuss Morocco in somewhere else. Thank you. :)

+1

IF I can already speak about the futur after mubarak. do you imagine how the media industry in egypt play an important role in the Arab world, once they are free to say all about the sensitive subjects.

I heard that two planes came from israel to supply the stock of the security forces with tear-bombs and so on.

co sign..
I look at the Arab Middle East with all the resources, I came to conclusion If it can happen in the holiday destination Tunisia, it can happen anywhere, can't it? It was feted by the West for its "stability" when Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali was in charge

The job of the Arab potentates such as Morocco and Saudi Arabia will be what it has always been – to "manage" their people, to control them, to keep the lid on, to love the West and to hate Iran. But now its Arab world's Berlin moment and its happening

Moroccan people's time will come once Egyptian's are done with this Firaun incharge at the Moment

if you want to talk about Morocco we wait for you in ssc Morocco. you are welcome .

+1

IF I can already speak about the futur after mubarak. do you imagine how the media industry in egypt play an important role in the Arab world, once they are free to say all about the sensitive subjects.

I heard that two planes came from isael to supply the stock of the security forces with tear-bombs and so on.

Heard the same.

لقاء القبض من قبل اللجان الشعبيه على عناصر تابعه للشرطه...تقوم بالسرقه وسلمتهم للجيش
ناشط سياسي : عمليات النهب و السرقه تم التهويل لها من قبل الدوله..لإرهاب الشعب المصري

According to Bloomberg, Egypt stock market fell 16% last week and remains closed.

According to Bloomberg, Egypt stock market fell 16% last week and remains closed.

The 1st day the Egyptian Stock market lost 29 billion Pounds , then the 2 following days another 56 Billion Pounds.

Demonstrators are chanting : er7al er7al ya solaiman mesh 3ayzeenak enta kaman .

Police is in small numbers back in Cairo downtown according to Al Jazeera English

I dont think this FIRAUN will leave

I have faith in Egyptian people but seeing him with the military guys...looks like he is more relaxed than anything

على أمريكا و غيرها أن يصمتوا و أن لا يتدخَّلوا في شؤون مصر و المصريِّين الدَّاخليَّة،فهم السبب في كل المشاكل في عالمنا العربي، نعلة الَّله عليهم

On Aljazeera: The only option for MHM is to remove the egyptian Parliament, if it doesn`t work, then he will have to leave.

رأيت و سمعت العاهرة هيلاري كلينتون تتدخل في شؤون مصر و المصريِّين بكلِّ وقاحة و أمام العالم

F I can already speak about the futur after mubarak. do you imagine how the media industry in egypt play an important role in the Arab world, once they are free to say all about the sensitive subjects.

I heard that two planes came from isael to supply the stock of the security forces with tear-bombs and so on.


Confirmed by Aljazeera.

+1

IF I can already speak about the futur after mubarak. do you imagine how the media industry in egypt play an important role in the Arab world, once they are free to say all about the sensitive subjects.

I heard that two planes came from israel to supply the stock of the security forces with tear-bombs and so on.

Israel really has no shame.

Verified: @AJArabic: #Dubai Authority to arrest #Mubarak 's kinsman; Hussein Salem with $ 1.5 B in cash #Egypt, #Tahrir, # Cairo

Claims that police returning to streets tomorrow confirmed by appearance in Madinat Nasr. #jan25

Aljazeera report: Says Obama is no more interested to work with Mobarak, ready to encourage a change #Egypt #Jan25

There's no turning back now, if Mubarak stays in power he'll no longer be friendly towards the West and our beatiful country might become like Iran.

There's no turning back now, if Mubarak stays in power he'll no longer be friendly towards the West and our beatiful country might become like Iran.

No way he could stay. So its impossible to say that he will likely become like Iran since Iran had a strong army and police to stop the protest.

Egypts army is stronger...

BREAKING: all opposition parties delegate Mohamed ElBaradei as Interim President - heading to Tahrir Sq now | @AJEnglish | #Egypt | #Jan25

Egypts army is stronger...

And who said they weren't?


Egypt army is strong, but would they fire their own population... C'mon ....


BREAKING: all opposition parties delegate Mohamed ElBaradei as Interim President - heading to Tahrir Sq now | @AJEnglish | #Egypt | #Jan25

RNN: Urgent: Jazeera: Obama wants a transfer of authority to a gov that satisfy Egyptian People aspirations #jan25 #egypt

There's no turning back now, if Mubarak stays in power he'll no longer be friendly towards the West and our beatiful country might become like Iran.

Azmat , why do you repeat saying that we will become like Iran ? :)
Iran is a different Religion , there is a huge difference between Sunnis and Shi'ite .:)

There's no turning back now, if Mubarak stays in power he'll no longer be friendly towards the West and our beatiful country might become like Iran.


#Egypt army has told the crowd gathering at Tahrir Square that military will not go against the people #Jan25 (cont) http://tl.gd/8ga3i9

Verified @AJArabic: All Opposition Parties to declare @ElBaradei as an Interim President of #Egypt. #Tahrir, #Jan25

Mohamed ElBaradei Is seriously being considered as the successor to #mubarak #egypt #jan25

التليفزيون المصري || رئيس نادي القضاه : لا صحه إطلاقا لمشاركه القضاه في المظاهرات

ننوه أن الجزيرة نشرت من ساعات لقاء صوتي مع عدد من القضاه المشاركين في ميدان التحرير
:moods::|

Oh my goodness.... Via Aljazeera now reports said:


Tomorrow or after tomorrow where a major protest could happen, they say alot of the empty buildings around Egypt were filled of Snipers and a bloodbath will happen. They say that Omar Suleiman passed more time in Tel Aviv than Egypt. Aljazeera confirmed that a plane full of armours went to Egypt from Israel.



YA GAMA3A, I AM NO JOKING ABOUT THIS. WE MUST DO SOMETHING BEFORE ITS TOO LATE. PLEASE :cry:

ahmed shafek the new PM who the hell is that?He is the minister of civil aviationWhat a mess :doh:LOL. Don't be fooled! We had the same "government reforms" durin communistic age every time when social malaise were high. We had also saing "Communist government is like bunch of crows sitting on the wire and the so called reforms is like clappin hands; the crows are flying away for a while, but they are always returning and seat back on the wires; they just change them before they seat down".
For the same reasom we used to say "Polish communist party has most competent members in the world; some of them were 3-4 times heads of DIFFERENT departments :lol:

We must create a coalition. European Egyptians vs. Canadian Egyptians. :guns1:London, CA vs. London, UK? :lol:

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs042.snc6/167257_106912359385882_103622369714881_36420_2613735_n.jpg

Here. :)EU And US will support ANY stable government which secures their economical and political interests. I cannot understand what is so surprising about these countries if they already support dozens of more bloody regimes than those in Tunisia or Egypt. They cooperate with China after all, don't they? :dunno:


They could only change their policy if the Arab revolutions got big support in western societies, but most ppl do not believe it will end with the real democratic change, so there's more curiousity than support...
So do not count for US or EU support. The future is in your hands only.

And about Israel... There's nothing surprising at all. If they saw a real chance for El Baradei to become a new Egyptian president and secure/keep good relations with Israel, they could support the revolution, otherwise it's just military danger (especially that MB and Hamas risen their involvement into the situation. Hamas having big infualnce in the jey Arab state in the region is something inacceptable for Israel. It wouldn't be the case if support to Hamas from Egyptian people were not so high.

And everyone saying about the Muslim democracy, please search the dictionary for the entry "oxymoron" ;)
That's why I love the speach of the bearded guy in the clip posted here few times (I've heard that manifestants oppose every MB slogans about introducing of the religious state etc. which shows they've learnt from other failed revolutions) :yes:
You may accuse me for my Eurocentrism, but democracy is the only political system worth dying for...

No way he could stay. So its impossible to say that he will likely become like Iran since Iran had a strong army and police to stop the protest.I can see some differences between Iranian and Egyptian protests.
1. Iranian ones were more peaceful and there were many women and older ppl involved, while the Egyptian is more forceful and I cannot see any girl on the pics/vids.
2. I think Iranian secret & security service is more numerous and had more "practise" during the years of regime, while the Egyptian was rather involved with fighting political opposition, especially the one using terror acts as mean of political struggle

Let's hope not even one drop of blood will be shed for vain. I keep my fingers crossed for a successful finish of the people's revolution! :okay:

الأن علي الجزيرة مشهد أهالي الضحايا في الإسكندريه الذين تمت تصفيتهم علي يد ميليشيات وعصابات الأمن تصرخ وتنوح علي ابنائها واحدهم يقول والله ما هنسكت علي دم اخويا - صرخات اهالي الشهداء تدمي القلوب

حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل

I saw that report , wallahe i was crying..
Ya rab , 3aleik belzalemeen wa alkhawana wa al3omala2 wa alkofar . Allajomma arena feehom 3aja2eb kodratek , allahomma ekhzehem kama khazou sho3oubahom , ALLAHOMMA KHOZHOM AKHZA 3AZEEZEN MOKTADER ..
AMEEN..

Yalla mabrok mo2adaman, 2sra2ell, usa and uk said gtfo mubarak.

Yalla mabrok mo2adaman, 2sra2ell, usa and uk said gtfo mubarak.

Mossad is the dirtiest organisation in the world. No way they could say it.

I didn't hear propably but I was told they said so ...

I doubt Israel said that, they just sent the security forces a bunch of weapons and tear gas. :/


London, CA vs. London, UK? :lol:


Well I don't live in the UK but sure. :lol:

What do you mean by sure? London uk wins without even thinking.

I know, we have to set up a HQ in London and I'll start enrolling some soldiers. After that I'll go to Ukraine and purchase some cheap arms. :gunz:

Sounds good so we have people from the uk, france, sweden and holland!

The only one who is respecting the curfew is Mubarak ...

The truth will be shown tomorrow, or the army lets the police kill us. Or they help us.

@BreakingNews Chavez accuses U.S. of 'shameful' role in #Egypt crisis http://bit.ly/ebUxOK #jan25

the truth, of course, is that the Arab world is so dysfunctional, sclerotic, corrupt, humiliated and ruthless – and remember that Mr Ben Ali was calling Tunisian protesters "terrorists" only last week – and so totally incapable of any social or political progress, that the chances of a series of working democracies emerging from the chaos of the Middle East stand at around zero per cent.

The job of the Arab potentates such as Mubarak, Abdullah, Hassan etc will be what it has always been – to "manage" their people, to control them, to keep the lid on, to love the West and to hate Iran.

I hope Egyptians will sort this FIRAUN by Friday next week

Guys do you think he deserves?

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Army Chief of Staff Sami Annan meeting with 5 of his deputies in #Egypt, senior military official says. http://on.cnn.com/gMUgpv

Don't go there. Let's keep this thread clean.:)

Who are you?

SSC user, Romanian and Euroscrapers moderator (the rest is in my profile), but does it matter? Do you disagree with what I've said?

Keep it clean guys, Cosmin is right, such posts go against SSC rules. However keep informing us on the latest news from Egypt.

Rumors spreading that Mossad is working already in Cairo after the arrival of 3 plane from Tel aviv reported by Aljazeera

Wtf? ^^

And Aljazeera thinks a bloodbath will happen tomorrow.

The army will not go against the protestors and they will protect them (I hope), isA. :/

Ya rab

Ya chaab masr el a3dhim ta7iya khassa min tounés . We really feel for you as we do struggle for our Dignity . We hope and we pray for you .

We are sharing the same faith, we have to succeed , we have to show to the world and the other arabs that we deserve our democracy that it is possible .

I know that most of you are living abroad .
you have to support your people as we did and still do in tunisia. you have to protest everyday , contact all the medias and the civil societies and ask the western countries to stop their support to the regime . No aid whatsoever to this regime . Make sure that they froze their accounts abroad because they are preparing themselves to leave the country .

Share your videos of your demonstrations with your relatives and friends in Egypt they need it . telle them also that Tunisians and I really mean it all of us are with you even if we still struggling in your side we are with you !!
ta7ya Masr 7orra !!!!

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the last 24 hrs we haven't heard much twitter msgs...something isn't right

#ElBaradei says that there will be change in the country within "the next few days" at rally. http://ow.ly/3MXRW #Jan25

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‘Pharaoh’ and his half-Welsh wife are worth £25 billion

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Dubbed ‘the Pharaoh’ for his 30-year iron rule, President Hosni Mubarak is said to have amassed a fortune of £25 billion for his family.
Mubarak, 82, his half-Welsh wife Suzanne and sons Gamal and Alaa are seen in Egypt as symbols of nepotism and corruption with properties and business interests worldwide, including London.

The First Lady keeps a firm grip on Egypt’s leading social circles and is often pictured at diplomatic and charity events in stylish outfits alongside dignitaries’ wives including Carla Bruni.

Her charity donations total millions of pounds a year, though rumours have swirled that some of this money has found its way into her bank accounts. As her profile in the state-controlled media has soared, critics have likened her to French Queen Marie-Antoinette.
Critics say the closest their sons have got to ordinary Egyptians was when they were driven past them in limousines. Both sons have been linked to arms-dealing.

Mubarak has survived at least six assassination attempts and fears have also been growing that he plans to groom the more political Gamal to inherit the throne.

Will first family flee to London (and Selfridges)?

When a Cairo newspaper claimed on Tuesday that members of President Mubarak’s family had fled, speculation spread that they were on their way to Britain.

The newspaper reported that Gamal Mubarak, the president’s son and possible successor, had boarded a private jet bound for London, taking his family and 97 pieces of luggage with him.

Egyptian baggage handlers at Heathrow were also quoted as saying that they had seen President Mubarak’s wife Suzanne, who is half-Welsh and holds a British passport, at the airport.

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UK links: Gamal Mubarak (left), son of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, and his wife Khadiga have previously lived in west London (below)

Though the claims were denied by Egyptian diplomats in London, there have since been other apparent sightings, with one member of the public claiming on an internet site that she had seen Mrs Mubarak shopping in Selfridges in Oxford Street.

The Foreign Office would not confirm last night whether Mrs Mubarak and her sons Gamal and Alaa had British passports.

The family, who have relatives in Britain, are regular visitors and Gamal, 47, once lived and worked in London, initially for Bank of America before, in 1996, he set up his own investment vehicle, Medinvest Associates.

He lived in a five-storey Georgian townhouse in Knightsbridge, on the same street as the five-star Berkeley Hotel and a stone’s throw from Hyde Park. The most recent similar property to sell on the street went for £5.59 million.

The offices of Medinvest Associates are based a five-minute walk away, above expensive boutiques in the centre of Knightsbridge.

Suzanne Mubarak was born in Upper Egypt in 1941, but her mother Lily May Palmer was a nurse from Pontypridd, Wales, who married an Egyptian paediatrician, Saleh Sabet in 1934.

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."How can u support such revolt ??"

My close friend asked me :
{What change is coming that you want me to support?
Tell me more about the change that will occur and I'll support you.. if you are sure that's what is going to happen..}

and I reply :
The change is done already my dear friend..the ppl standin up for themself for the first time in history and demanding change..this what we suppose to support..acctually the fact that -no special identified person or group behind all of that- is the best thing in all what is happening..it's risky I agree..but still it's a step forward..el 7araka baraka..and I am sure whoever will take over will think million times right now b4 screwing arround..cuz our ppl tested their power already..and they will not hesitate to do it again and again in the future if another tyrant corrupt the country one more time..

DO u understand now why it is okay to support this revolt ??


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I'm not the author of this but worth reading! Best quote ever

Mubarak calls to start a dialogue with the opposition
http://tinyurl.com/649chbl

^^ That's a crazy video. The police seem to be very un-organized too. If they were smarter they could have holded off at the bridge, but they kept scattering everywhere.

I hope none of those people ran over by the police vans got seriously hurt too!!! Those things kept running over people!!

KEEP IT UP EGYPT!!

YOU CANNOT BACK DOWN !!

Mobarak is trying to make the protests die down on their own in time when people become irritated by the restlessness. Therefore you should not let them die down! bring out as many people on the streets as you can! Bring the families, moderates, etc since the police or army cannot hurt people anymore or the world will point fingers!

It is almost time for the final effort! We support you totally!!

A message from Hummus nation to Cushari nation!

أعزائنا واهلنا في جمهورية الكشري العربية، تحية وبعد
شعب جمهورية الحمص، كما الشعوب العربية الأخرى، فخور بكم وبشجاعتكم وتصميمكم وتوقكم إلى الحرية والعيش الكريم. ونحن في جمهورية الحمص قمنا ببعض الثورات في أيامنا وتعلمنا منها الكثير، فيهمنا أن نقدم لكم بعض النصائح علكم تتفادون “الحمرنات” التي وقعنا فيها بعد كل ثورة، وخصوصاً آخر ثورة قمنا بها سنة ٢٠٠٥. ولكم منا فائق المحبة والإحترام الشديدي اللهجة.


أولاً: تأكدوا من أن الأشخاص الذين يعدونكم بالتغيير اليوم ليسو نفس الأشخاص الذين حرموكم من التغيير لمدة ٣٠ عاماً. طريقة سهلة للتأكد من ذلك هو النظر إلى وجوه الأشخاص الذين يدعون الدفاع عن حقوقكم: إذا تبين أنهم يرتدون أقنعة بلاستيكية والتاريخ لا يصادف عيد البربارة، فعلى الأرجح أنهم نفس الطاقم السياسي. اسكبوا عليهم البنزين واضرموا فيهم النار فوراً واطلقوا رصاصة فضية على قلب كل واحد منهم.

ثانياً: نحن هنا في جمهورية الحمص نستخدم نظام “الديمقراطية التضاجعية”، حيث كل طائفة تدعو الطوائف الأخرى للإحترام المتبادل للحقوق والحصص، بينما هي فعلاً تدافع عن اللصوص والنصابين التابعين لها. عندما تنجح ثورتكم وتصلون إلى تأليف الحكومة الجديدة، أول سياسي يخرج ويبدأ بالدفاع عن طائفته وعن حقوقها، اعدموه فوراً عبر قصه شرائح رقيقة على مكنة “الجانبون” وعبر نقل الحدث الحي على كل شاشات التليفزيون المحلية والعالمية ليكن عبرة للجميع


ثالثاً: بعد أن تتألف الحكومة، ستضع قانون إنتخابي جديد تجري على أساسه إنتخابات مجلس النواب الجديد. فور الإعلان عن تاريخ التصويت، ستتدفق عليكم أموالاً طائلة من كل القوى الإقليمية المهتمة بنتائج انتخاباتكم. إذ كان لا بد من الموضوع، لا تقبلوا بأقل من ٥٠٠ دولار عن الصوت الواحد “لأنو أقل من هيك ما بتوفي”. وكل دولار يدخل البلد حلال لأنه ستبين الدراسات أن هذه المبالغ هي بطريقة أو بأخرى مسروقة منكم أصلاً. ولكن إياكم “النق” إذا تبين أن ال-٥٠٠ دولار أتت بجحاش (جمع جحش) إلى مجلس النواب لأنه كل شي بثمنه. وال-٥٠٠ دولار “ما بتجيب إلا جحاش”.


فتعلمو منا، أحلى ما العصا يضل يعلم على جنابكن شي ٣٠ سنة تانيين
نتمنى لكم كل النجاح والتوفيق.
عشتم،
عاش الحمص،
عاش الكشري،
عاشت الثورة!

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the last 24 hrs we haven't heard much twitter msgs...something isn't right

because they shut down the internet on 80 million people!

Is there any SMS -> twitter router?
Or any non-audio mobile services are down too?
Or it's just too dangerous to use SMS messaging b/c it's monitored?

5 Al-Jazeera English correspondents/staff have been arrested by military forces (Source: AlJazeera)

Mubarak calls to start a dialogue with the opposition
http://tinyurl.com/649chbl

Any new updates about this?

oh people, you just got manipulated. arabs are not ready for what is called democracy (in fact it is not). you will end up with some radical islamists in power or military dictator and ongoing chaos. well, for sure all those protests didn't start in sudden they seem perfectly organized from outside. after all this riots tourists may go to more peacful place like AAE if they are interested in arab culture. harm for economy and tourist industry will be very severe.

oh people, you just got manipulated. arabs are not ready for what is called democracy (in fact it is not). you will end up with some radical islamists in power or military dictator and ongoing chaos. well, for sure all those protests didn't start in sudden they seem perfectly organized from outside. after all this riots tourists may go to more peacful place like AAE if they are interested in arab culture. harm for economy and tourist industry will be very severe.

Tourists in Egypt do not come for Arabic culture, they come for ancient Egyptian culture and the Red Sea resorts. The Muslim Brotherhood has already stated several times that they're not going to appoint someone to run for presidency.

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Soldiers and... kids? There? :sly:

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Do women participate in the manifestations during the day? I didn't see many women and families during the manifestations. Is it so dangerous even during day?

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What kind of services is he from? The army? Why is there so big difference between attitude toward the ppl from the army and the police? Police is more used to "battles with mob" and army feels it's not OK to fight with own ppl?

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From 3:10
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Alex Jones: "Soros & Brzezinski Hijack Egypt Revolution with Puppet Mohamed ElBaradei!"
LOL, first time I hear Poles (not counting Israelis of Polish origin) are directly involved into the Egyptian revolution! Ah, and Hungarian Jew(s) too! :lol:
If he's right, Mubarak is already out, because ElBaradei has strong support from NATO and global financial tycoons ;)

^^
Because the policemen are among the poorest people in Egypt and Mubarak has brainwashed them with shiny coins. The soldiers in Egypt are conscripts, they are regular Egyptians who love their country and countrymen.

Al Jazeera: The Egyptian army is erecting barricades around Tahrir Square...

oh people, you just got manipulated. arabs are not ready for what is called democracy (in fact it is not). you will end up with some radical islamists in power or military dictator and ongoing chaos. well, for sure all those protests didn't start in sudden they seem perfectly organized from outside. after all this riots tourists may go to more peacful place like AAE if they are interested in arab culture. harm for economy and tourist industry will be very severe.


Please, go back from where you came. We don't need you.

Go Egypt , fight for your freedom!

RNN: X lietenet in the Egyptian intelligence services Mahmoud Zaher: The army doesn't want Mubarak anymore nor the corruption. #jan25 #egypt

Ana zh2t mn el zeft da. Kfaya ba2a ya Mubarak, khali 3andak dam... :ohno:

RNN: X lieutenant in the Egyptian intelligence services Mahmoud Zaher: The army doesn't want Mubarak anymore nor the corruption.

Dam eh ya 3am.... He's a dead man walking :bash:

Dam eh ya 3am.... He's a dead man walking :bash:

That's why he hasn't resigned yet, he's dead. Ma3andosh dam ya3ni.

That's why he hasn't resigned yet, he's dead. Ma3andosh dam ya3ni.

I know, it was said before the 25th January it would be hard to bring him down. But i can tell you that he was defeated faster than expected. Now he's using a tactic which egyptians will have to support the more they can which insists on: Cutting food around the country, water, internet, allowing batageya around the country.


Dana mashoftesh ba2f w gebela zayo w na3ma billah.

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Al Arabiya reporter in Cairo: Hisham Talaat Moustafa (indicted NDP murderer of Lebanese singer Suzanne Tamim) has fled from prison.

I know, it was said before the 25th January it would be hard to bring him down. But i can tell you that he was defeated faster than expected. Now he's using a tactic which egyptians will have to support the more they can which insists on: Cutting food around the country, water, internet, allowing batageya around the country.


Dana mashoftesh ba2f w gebela zayo w na3ma billah.

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:lol:

@AlMasryAlYoum_E: Protesters give army deadline to choose sides http://ow.ly/3NjvI #Jan25 #Egypt

Sawiris: We’re moving towards the better http://ow.ly/3NjAh #Egypt #Jan25

@AlMasryAlYoum_E: Protesters give army deadline to choose sides http://ow.ly/3NjvI #Jan25 #Egypt

This is great news, Mubarak is screwed and the army knows this. There is no way they'll choose his side. IsA we will get a real regime soon. :)

The next friday is known as the day of revolution where Thousands of thousands of Egyptian will be heading to the Presidential Palace in Heliopolis. Mobarak have no choice than to leave the country.

Its good Egyptians are mostly from the same tribe, language and culture. If this was in Ethiopia the minority stuffed army will drive tanks on the people. Although sameness doesn't always work as seen in Somalia.

Its good Egyptians are mostly from the same tribe, language and culture. If this was in Ethiopia the minority stuffed army will drive tanks on the people.

You know... The most amazing thing about Egypt will remain forever is the Unity. There is no conflict between Copts and Muslims and the latest week fotage have proved how the regime was to be accused for the so-called ''Fitna''.

I believe Hosny Mobarak is trying to find a country where he could be exiled. But it seem that none wants to give him the passport. The only option for him would be to repare what he did. He already tried by talkng with the oppositions, inch by inch giving some yard in Egypt with internet accessbility and more. He have no time, actually, people have given a deadline to the army. Or they be with us or against, likely to be with us. Tuesday to Friday will be a historic day for us.

I'm sure the US and Israel could provide him a passport and a nice beach villa.

I'm sure the US and Israel could provide him a passport and a nice beach villa.

Ya ret.

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Showing Alaa Mobarak next to Suzanne shows how Alaa is outside of politics. While Gamal Mobarak is next to his father who was supposed to be our next president.

Where is Gamal's wife?

Where is Gamal's wife?

Good question.

They are shitting in their pants...


تعليقك على الموضوع طباعة الصفحة إرسال المقال
لأنها قد تكون أول الخاسرين من تغيير النظام المصري
إسرائيل تحث العالم على دعم مبارك

نتنياهو حث وزراءه على تجنب التعليق عن أحداث مصر علنا (رويترز)

نشرت صحيفة هآرتس الإسرائيلية على صدر صفحتها الأولى اليوم مقالا هو بمثابة نداء للعالم لدعم نظام الرئيس المصري حسني مبارك الذي يواجه ثورة شعبية عارمة تنادي بتنحيه عن حكم البلاد.



وقالت الصحيفة إن الدبلوماسية الإسرائيلية تحاول جاهدة أن تقنع حلفاء تل أبيب في الغرب بأن دعم استقرار النظام المصري يصب في مصلحتها.



ويقول كاتب المقال باراك رافيد الذي يشغل منصب المراسل الدبلوماسي للصحيفة ومندوبها بمكتب رئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتنياهو، إن إسرائيل خاطبت الولايات المتحدة والدول الأوروبية تدعوها إلى لجم انتقاداتها لنظام مبارك.

المخاوف الإسرائيلية من انهيار نظام مبارك تصاعدت بعد صدور تصريحات غربية تؤيد مطالب التغيير في مصر.

They are shitting in their pants...


تعليقك على الموضوع طباعة الصفحة إرسال المقال
لأنها قد تكون أول الخاسرين من تغيير النظام المصري
إسرائيل تحث العالم على دعم مبارك

نتنياهو حث وزراءه على تجنب التعليق عن أحداث مصر علنا (رويترز)

نشرت صحيفة هآرتس الإسرائيلية على صدر صفحتها الأولى اليوم مقالا هو بمثابة نداء للعالم لدعم نظام الرئيس المصري حسني مبارك الذي يواجه ثورة شعبية عارمة تنادي بتنحيه عن حكم البلاد.



وقالت الصحيفة إن الدبلوماسية الإسرائيلية تحاول جاهدة أن تقنع حلفاء تل أبيب في الغرب بأن دعم استقرار النظام المصري يصب في مصلحتها.



ويقول كاتب المقال باراك رافيد الذي يشغل منصب المراسل الدبلوماسي للصحيفة ومندوبها بمكتب رئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتنياهو، إن إسرائيل خاطبت الولايات المتحدة والدول الأوروبية تدعوها إلى لجم انتقاداتها لنظام مبارك.

المخاوف الإسرائيلية من انهيار نظام مبارك تصاعدت بعد صدور تصريحات غربية تؤيد مطالب التغيير في مصر.

LOL, Israel is no longer flexing it's muscles.

يا جماعة انا عندى اقتراح وحل المشكله دى . احنا الاعداد الكبيرة دى نوجها للاذاعة والتلفزيون ونطلع نقول بيان واحد الا وهو ان احنا اسقطنا النظام وعلى الجيش ان ينسحب من القصر الجمهورى والانصياع لاوامر الشعب وساعتها هيحصل انشقاق رهيب فى الجيش اللى بيحميه ومس هيقدر يستنى وهيغادر على الفور

This not my idea , that is the idea of somebody on facebook : Excellent idea

Dostor: Al-Mansoora to organize a protest tomorrow containing 1 million protestors, similar to Cairo #jan25 #egypt

LOL, Israel is no longer flexing it's muscles.

I don't think Israel will ever be able to talk about democracy without outing themselves as sheer hypocrites.

RNN: Al-Jazeera, Breaking: Netanyahu: What happened in Iran could happen in Egypt. #jan25 #egypt

For crying out loud... :cripes:

For crying out loud... :cripes:

What?

What?

RNN: Al-Jazeera, Breaking: Netanyahu: What happened in Iran could happen in Egypt. #jan25 #egypt

This... They're so damn ignorant...

Totally idiots. They're filling their population of propaganda. No wonder why they disregard Arabian world whatever your religion is.

According to BBC
Ahmed Zwail together with Michael Munir (A leader of Aqbaat Elmahgar) are coming to Cairo to attend a meeting tomorrow at Elwafd HQ to organize the movement for change.

Netanyahoo is an irrelevant leader. He's not looking too popular back in Israel, that's for sure.

The west is really pissing me off, they support dictators as long as they serve their interests. Sweden is the only western country that is true to its values. The PM has been supporing the people from the beginning.

Sorry I've been away for so long guys, I had exams.

I'm all done, im dedicating my time to Egypt and the situation.

Did people of alexandria just make a local network to connect with each other? Can someone confirm?

http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee243/TFToes/cnt_hawass_001hl.jpg

While the're at it, I hope someone reaches out and touch this douche bag!

Some news guys , that confirms what we already know :
30 يناير, 2011
وثيقة: وزارة الداخلية المصرية خططت لإثارة الفوضى أثناء تظاهرات "جمعة الغضب"
ويكيليكس بالعربي - كشفت وثيقة وصلتنا أن وزارة الداخلية المصرية وضعت خطة لإشاعة الفوضى واعمال السلب والنهب أثناء تظاهرات جمعة الغضب المطالبة برحيل النظام المصري, وأن النظام المصري كان يراهن على خوف المتظاهرين وتراجعهم نتيجة لإظهار فلتان البلاد وسقوط الأمن.

وقالت الوثيقة الصادرة من مكتب وزير الداخلية المصري؛ ان الخطة تقضي بنشر عناصر مخربة والدفع لها مقابل اثارة أعمال الفوضى بالتزامن مع انسحاب متعمد ومقصود لقوى الشرطة والأمن من الشارع.

وكشفت كذلك عن أساليب معتمدة لبث اشاعات مكثفة عبر وسائل الاعلام المصرية والخارجية حول أعمال سلب ونهب وتراجع أمني, بواسطة أصوات نسائية.

وكانت عدد من وسائل الاعلام المختلفة قد نشرت بالفعل خلال الفترة الزمنية المنصرمة منذ تظاهرات يوم الجمعة أخباراً بخصوص فلتان أمني منذ مساء الجمعة الماضية وأعمال اعتداء على مرافق حكومية وعامة بما في ذلك اقتحام للمتحف المصري واحراق لعدد من المباني, وقالت احدى تلك الأنباء أن عددا من مطلقى النار ليلة السبت كانوا يجوبون الشوارع باستخدام سيارات الشرطة المصرية.

ورغم عدم التأكد من صحة هذه الوثيقة إلا أن البزوغ المفاجئ والسريع وظهور أعمال تخريبية بشكل مباغت بالتزامن مع استمرار المظاهرات يفتح في أقل الأحوال باب التساؤل حول تورط النظام المصري في تلك الاعمال سعياً منه لثني المتظاهرين عن مواصلة مسيرتهم و اجبارهم على التراجع عن مطالبهم تحت اعتبارات أمنية.

نص الوثيقة:
وزارة الداخلية:
مكتب الوزير
تعميم رقم 60/ب/م
سري وهام للغاية

الموضوع: خطة التصدي للمظاهرات الشعبية
الاستراتيجيات

1- السماح بالمظاهرات بالمرور في شوارع مدن وقرى الجمهورية وذلك اعتبارا من تاريخ . وعدم اعتراض مسيرتهم وتوخي الحذر الشديد في اطلاق النار الحي والرصاص المطاطي والقنابل المسيلة للدموع الابأمر من المختص يذلك حسب جدول الاختصاص المدون لديكم.

2- توظيف عدد من البلطجية والدفع لهم بمبالغ مجزية والاجتماع بهم في دورهم وفي مواقع التجمعات وعلى انفراد من قبل العناصر المصرح لها بذلك دون وجود صفة رسمية بذلك وتوضيح خطة الانتشار حسب الجدول المرفق للموقع المعنون بـ 1 وابلاغهم بوقت التحرك وخطة إشاعة الفوضى التدرجية المذكورة في البيان,

3- مراقبة أفراد التنظيمات والأحزاب والتنسيق مع المطابع ودور النشر وأجهزة الاتصالات وفرض سجل كامل بالرسائل والمكالامات الصادرة والواردة وتوضيح فحواها بتقرير مباشر حال تلقيكم المعلومات.

4- سيتم قطع وسائل الاتصالات (موبايل - انترنت) اعتباراً من الساعة السادسة صباحاً من يوم الجمعة الموافق 28/1/12011 مع الابقاء بالخدمات الأرضية لذلك يجب على جميع المكلفين من ضباط وأفراد استخدام أجهزة الاتصالات اللاسلكية اليدوية والتأكد أنها في وضع التشفير.

5- خطة نشر افراد الشرطة ورجال المباحث والعناصر الأمنية بالزي المدني وحسب المرفق المعنون بـ2.

6- حصر مسيرة المظاهرات يوم الجمعة الموافق 28/1/2011 في الميادين العامة والرئيسية وقطع المظاهرات في حال وصولها إلى مناطق التحذير حسب الخريطة المرفقة المعنونة بـ3.

7- التأكد من تسليح أفراد العناصر المدنية بالزي المدني بعصا خشبية وهراوات حديدية صغيرة الحجم (يدوية) لاستخدامها في القبض على العناصر الرئيسية المتواجدة في المظاهرة دون إظهار لأي عنف.

8- إطلاق الرصاص المطاطي والقنابل المسيلة للدموع دون استخدام الرصاص الحي والتنبيه بذلك إلا في الضرورة القصوى.

9- اظهار عجز جزئي اعتبار من الساعة الرابعة عصر يوم الجمعة المذكورة لقوات الشرطة لإظهار تفوق المظاهرات والسماح بتغلغل عناصر البند 2 لإحداث فوضى محدودة اثناء المظاهرة وحسب الخطة المتفق معهم بذلك.

10- الانسحاب التام لقوات الشرطة والأمن المركزي ولإراد تنظيم المرور والحراسات وجميع فئات الضباط والأفراد المختصين لحماية المواقع الحكومية والشركات والمؤسسات مع ارتداء الزي المدني والتواجد بجانب الطرقات وحول الأشجار والانخراط بين خطوط المنظمين للمظاهرات وبين مواقف السيارات دون التدخل في أي ظواهر سلبية ودون الكشف عن الهويات الخاصة بهم وعدم التدخل في الشارع حتى يتم ابلاغكم بذلك.

11- إفراغ مراكز الشرطة من الأسلحة والذخائر والمسجونين ونقلهم إلى السجن المركزي ووضعهم تحت حراسة مشددة وادخال افراد الأمن الخاص والعناصر الأمنية إلى السجون بدلا منهم وعناصر الاحياء وافراد المتابعة والبحث الجنائي والمتعاونين من المخبرين.

12- بث الاشاعات عبر جميع وسائل الاعلام بوجود اعمال سلب ونهب وذلك بالاتصال من قبل العناصر النسائية على جميع وسائل الاعلام المختلفة مع سماع قوي لحالات الهلع والبكاء وحسب خطة بث الاشاعات المرفقة لكم.

13- بث رسائل مباشرة عبر أفراد او رسائل غير مباشرة بتوزيع منشورات لوسائل الاعلام الخارجية فقط خاصة المتواجدة بالقرب من الأحداث بوجود اعمال نهب وسلب وتكسير لبنوك ومحال تجارية ومراكز شرطة تزامنا مع خطة انتشار البلطجية بالبند 2 وذلك لبث حالة من الهلع والرعب لدى الشارع العام ووجود مطالبة أهلية وشعبية لتواجد رجال الجيش والأمن العام وعامة الشعب بالتواجد في هذه المواقع.

14- اصدار تلميحات مباشرة وغير مباشرة عبر اجهزة الاعلام الداخلي والخارجي بتشكيل لجان حماية شعبية داخل الاحياء وذلك لتوجيه افراد المظاهرة إلى التوجة إلى مواقعهم دون فرض القوة من قبل الجيش.

15- ارسال اشاعات مغلوطة وكاذبة عبر جميع الوسائل لمحطات الاعلام الخارجي فقط ويتم تصحيحها من قبل محطات الاعلام المحلي وذلك لكسب الثقة من قبل العامة لصرف الانظار عن هذه المحطات وتشويه سمعتها في جميع الاتصالات الوارده الى محطات الاعلام المحلي.

16- بث الاشاعات القوية عبر جميع وسائل الاعلام المحلي والخارجي بوجود فوضى عارمة وهروب المساجين وتحديد اعداد وهمية كبيرة وكذلك مسجلي الخطر وانهم شوهدوا داخل الاحياء السكنية.

17- مطالبة جميع الشعب عبر جميع وسائل الاعلام بتشكيل لجان شعبية تسهر ليلاً نهاراً لحماية الأحياء وتكوين المطالبات من قبل اصوات نسائية من عناصر الامن حسب ما تم الاتفاق عليه في الجتماع السابق معكم.

18- متابعة الوضع ميدانياً من قبل العناصر الامنية المدنية والرفع لنا بأعداد المتظاهرين التقريبي ومعرفة مواقعهم لارسال مجموعة بند 2 الى احيائهم حتى يتم امتصاصهم وافراغ المساحات من المتظاهرين.

19- اتصالات مكثفة ومكالمات وتواجد شخصي لدى جميع وسائل الاعلام يظهر تحسن ملحوظ بعد تواجد اللجان الشعبية لحماية الاحياء والمجمعات السكنية والتجارية.

20- البدء باظهار التلاحم مع القيادة تدريجياً وذلك بإظهار بعد الشعارات في الوقت المحدد وحسب ما يتم ابلاغكم به.

http://wikileaks-a.blogspot.com/2011/01/blog-post_30.html

Where is Gamal's wife?

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/01/29/article-0-0CF66B31000005DC-366_634x536.jpg

last seen in level 5 @ Selfridges departmental store in London

If Gamal leaves her, I wouldn't mind to hit on that...damn!

^^

She reminds me of Cruella De ville

Sorry I've been away for so long guys, I had exams.

I'm all done, im dedicating my time to Egypt and the situation.

welcome back

welcome back

Thanks buddy.


Btw guys, here's a Video News Report of the protest I went to, and they interviewed me, which you can see in the video:

http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2011/01/30/17090961.html

As you can see I got very emotional....especially during the National Anthem, I just lost it. I also had lost my voice by then, from all the chanting before.

Now you've seen egypt69 in voice and person :)

^^

She reminds me of Cruella De ville

Those lips...

If I was given an option of going to Tahir sq and meeting here..

you know what I would chose, afterall I'm just ana armchair general so I dont need to go to the front line:banana:

Thanks buddy.


Btw guys, here's a Video News Report of the protest I went to, and they interviewed me, which you can see in the video:

http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2011/01/30/17090961.html

As you can see I got very emotional....especially during the National Anthem, I just lost it. I also had lost my voice by then, from all the chanting before.

Now you've seen egypt69 in voice and person :)

Brilliant :okay:

isreal begins talking openly about Egypt since less than 48H,I think they already have a position and plan . but I think that athawra is very strong that no power on earth can guess the next few hours. as people have said in Aljazeera, tomorrow will be very critical. and I think that agents of Mossad can shoot the security forces to encourage them to do very violent attacks. do not tell me I'm going very far with it, because weakileaks showed that people who talked with the conspiracy theory did not always wrong.

Thanks buddy.


Btw guys, here's a Video News Report of the protest I went to, and they interviewed me, which you can see in the video:

http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2011/01/30/17090961.html

As you can see I got very emotional....especially during the National Anthem, I just lost it. I also had lost my voice by then, from all the chanting before.

Now you've seen egypt69 in voice and person :)

:okay::okay::okay:

Excellent work :)

Tomorrow is "The Millions Protest", Participating cities include Cairo, Alexandria & Mansoora.

isreal begins talking openly about Egypt since less than 48H,I think they already have a position and plan . but I think that athawra is very strong that no power on earth can guess the next few hours. as people have said in Aljazeera, tomorrow will be very critical. and I think that agents of Mossad can shoot the security forces to encourage them to do very violent attacks. do not tell me I'm going very far with it, because weakileaks showed that people who talked with the conspiracy theory did not always wrong.

Mossad cannot enter Egypt territory and create chaos because if it happens. There will be no doubt that they have broken the famous peace treaty. And by that. Egypt,Syria and all the other country's involved in this treaty will wipe off Israel of the map.The egyptian army is controlling the situation.

Ragel ya Egypt69

Tomorrow is "The Millions Protest", Participating cities include Cairo, Alexandria & Mansoora.

Respectively each governorate will have their million reached.

Army have confirmed the deadline imposed by the protesters. Hard to believe they will turn against the population. Famous Almasryalyoum magazine have wrote an article about this deadline!

Thanks buddy.


Btw guys, here's a Video News Report of the protest I went to, and they interviewed me, which you can see in the video:

http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2011/01/30/17090961.html

As you can see I got very emotional....especially during the National Anthem, I just lost it. I also had lost my voice by then, from all the chanting before.

Now you've seen egypt69 in voice and person :)

Brilliant interview, great work! :okay:

Egyptians turn out massively to donate blood

The blood bank at Kasr Al-Eini hospital, a few hundred meters from downtown Cairo's Tahrir Square, where demonstrations continued into their sixth consecutive day, was overflowing with blood donors. The hospital lobby turned into a makeshift donation room in which 10 beds were laid out. All were occupied.

For Yasser Yehya, the medical secretary in charge of the blood bank, the turnout was amazing--and urgently needed.

“We’ve had serious shortages in the past couple of days. We’ve been admitting increasing numbers since yesterday. Especially after the events by the Ministry of Interior, the number climbed rapidly. Add to this that we’re a national center and we actually send blood to other hospitals and blood banks--we’re really overstretched”.

Asked whether blood donations were accepted in other hospitals across for people wishing to donate closer to home, Yehya said he was only aware of the two Kasr Al-Eini hospitals.

“Some people who came earlier are telling me they went to the central blood bank in Ramses and found no one there. I guess it’s part of the old regime--the regime that has fallen,” he said.

"We are unable to give an accurate estimation of the number of patients here--aside from the dead, there are those whom we treat and discharge on the spot, then the injured we admit, and among those there are many in a critical condition… we simply cannot keep track of the numbers,” said Yehya.

Kamal Mohamed, 39, looked incredulous when asked him why was there. “They need blood. We’re here. Simple as that. I heard a call for blood donations on television, so I came”.

Another patient came over to Yehya’s desk, says he saw a woman fainting outside, and asks whether donating is risky. “Absolutely not," Yehya replied.

"It’s perfectly safe and very few people experience any discomfort, and those are usually very worried first timers--they’re just very worried, that’s all.”

He went on to explain the donation process: “People are first subjected to a few tests to determine whether they're fit to donate. Then the blood itself is subjected to a number of tests to ensure it's safe to use. And it all takes about a day to process."

“I wish people knew how incredibly important it is for us that they donate blood," he continued. "I know they’d come out in far greater numbers. It takes really little effort, it’s perfectly safe, they get free medical tests, and most important, it saves lives.”

http://www.almasryalyoum.com/en/news/egyptians-turn-out-massively-donate-blood

:okay::okay::okay:

Excellent work :)

Ragel ya Egypt69

Brilliant interview, great work! :okay:

Thanks a lot guys! :)


Btw, amazing scenes from Tahrir Square live right now:

http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/

W00t! The army officially said as follow : We won`t use violence against anti-Mubarak protesters''


GAME OVER MOBARAK!!!!!!!!!!!!

Leaked documents from the official office of the police in Do2i after an invasion of the protesters:
http://www.doualia.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/1.jpg
http://www.doualia.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/2.jpg
http://www.doualia.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/3.jpg

:(

Protesters installed 2 huge screens downtown Cairo with Al Jazeera Arabic Channel in one, Al Jazeera Mubashar (Live)

Protesters installed 2 huge screens downtown Cairo with Al Jazeera Arabic Channel in one, Al Jazeera Mubashar (Live)

I thought Egyptians disliked Al-Jazeera (or at least to a certain extent)..

I thought Egyptians disliked Al-Jazeera (or at least to a certain extent)..

You have two choice:


Al jazeera or Al Masreya.... No wonder :D

You have two choice:


Al jazeera or Al Masreya.... No wonder :D

I think Al-Jazeera suddenly got popular over night due to the 24/7 coverage and 80+ Million Egyptians world wide following...

God help us all tomorrow... It might be similar to Friday, only bigger.

There are speculation that apart from his wife, Gamal also has a British passport

anyone?

Mossad cannot enter Egypt territory and create chaos because if it happens. There will be no doubt that they have broken the famous peace treaty. And by that. Egypt,Syria and all the other country's involved in this treaty will wipe off Israel of the map.The egyptian army is controlling the situation.

Actually its the opposite, the Arab regimes have sold out their people for so long that they feel more safe under Israel than their own.

Its unpopular opinion but it is what it is

Now protesters need to put huge speakers at the square and erect a stage

Good move on TV SCREENS but there should be more

Actually its the opposite, the Arab regimes have sold out their people for so long that they feel more safe under Israel than their own.

Its unpopular opinion but it is what it is

:dunno:

Now protesters need to put huge speakers at the square and erect a stage

Good move on TV SCREENS but there should be more

Nah bro... They should fill them with some Om Kaltoum masterpieces for wataneyetna al Masreya :nuts: will give them goosebumps.

Nah bro... They should fill them with some Om Kaltoum masterpieces for wataneyetna al Masreya :nuts: will give them goosebumps.


:lol: :lol:

Omar Suleiman to discuss with the media in a few.

Actually ya they need huge speakers, so people like el baradei say a speech that everyone can hear. Plus we here in total entertianment and you don't want them to listen to music for entertainment?

We need a speech like to convince them and make them realize that they're on their way to do history in a country which existed for 7000 years. Our ancetor would be proud of us.

Nah bro... They should fill them with some Om Kaltoum masterpieces for wataneyetna al Masreya :nuts: will give them goosebumps.

Even though I'm not Egyptian but grew up listening to her, never understood what she sang about but she game me a guarantee to sleep

as a matter of fact let me turn on my playlist....

Guys, can someone send the video where Mohamed Talaat of Ahly was interviewed with a stick and chasing the baltageya? :D


I have no access of youtube. And i want to watch it via my phone plz :)

Dah enta fayek we rayek :lol:

I'm on my phone too so ...

Hahaha :lol: :lol:

You guys are priceless... :lol:

Dah enta fayek we rayek :lol:

I'm on my phone too so ...

Shhhhhhh



Ana faye2 w ray2....

Follat yasta.


yalla have a course right now! Be back in 3 hours


P.S My teached saw me texting.... In real shit :rofl:

Ah azmat are not on your phone? Join the team man.its fun :yes:

:lol: salemly 3ala modaresk, 2olo deh 7alet taware2 balady betwla3, 2tla3 men weshy el sa3ady badal mawale3 fe weshek.

Egyptian Special Forces securing the Cairo Museum of Antiquities


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Looter arrested:

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Some pics from Today:

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Neighborhood citizen patrol engaged in a car chase with looters, and arrested them:

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He's sleeping, not dead, don't worry :)

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Egyptian protesters gather around Arabic words on the ground reading "Leave coward, we are not leaving the square", in downtown Cairo:

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Notice the words "Down with Mubarak" spray painted on the tank, and left on there on purpose:

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I've had a pretty harsh discussion with an Egyptian friend from me about this whole revolution. She think it's not worth it anymore and she is very afraid of the MB. I was quite angry... I've still hope and if Mubarak's regime falls it's all worth it.

Yalla Ya Masr!! You can make a change!

W00t! The army officially said as follow : We won`t use violence against anti-Mubarak protesters''


GAME OVER MOBARAK!!!!!!!!!!!!Pro-Mubarak groups are marching toward the Tahrir Square (news from Al Jazeera; or is it "olds"?). Looks like Mubarak wants to solve "the problem" using the old methode divide et impera :ohno:

Is it every time when protesters gather on Tahrir Square or happened just once or twice?

Really? All those dead people yet some not convinced?

Don't sorry those are not egyptians its the police in normal cloth :lol:

Pro-Mubarak? LOLOLOL :lol: Let me guess... He paid a bunch of fellahin...

Egyptian Special Forces securing the Cairo Museum of Antiquities


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I wish I was one of those guys, the elite of the elite. :)

But even if they are in normal cloth, they still must be equipped like a police to have a strategic advantage, don't they?
Is this how they are being disclosed? :dunno:
You know, sometimes regime can pay to some groups to beat up its opponents (that's how student huge demonstration got dissolved by paid miners in communist Romania years ago).

EDIT: ooops, too late :)

Well yes they know people at tahrir square and going there they are in one group not like some in maddi other nile bridge don't you call that organised?

that's how student huge demonstration got dissolved by paid miners in communist Romania years ago
Yeah, that was in the early '90s, just after the fall of communism, but the miners themselves weren't paid, they were just manipulated by the then president.

Anyway, looking at some pictures from Egypt I'm reminded of the Romanian Revolution of 1989. Hopefully this will be over soon.:cheers:

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Guys there something big now? Is it woth going down and open my computer or should I just go to sleep?

سبحان مغير الأحوال أحمد عمر هاشم كان على قناه المحور من دقائق وكان يترجى الشباب في مصر أن لا يتعرضوا لرجال الشرطة بسوء .أنا لا أكاد أصدق ما يحدث ، بعد أن كانت رجالات الشرطة يعثون فساداً وقمعاً وتعذيباً في الناس ، جاء الوقت أن يسألنا هاشم أن لا نتعرض لهم بسوء ، دوام الحال من المحال ولا حول ولا قوة إلا باللة

#Mubarak knows that he will not stay but he wants to punish every Egyptian who protest before he goes #Jan25 #Egypt #Cairo

Egypt’s Last-Standing ISP Goes Dark" - http://t.co/mbCUWkj


No more connection in Egypt. The countdown have started. Ostor7a ya rab.

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I cannot believe it. My dream is becoming true :cry:

^^

Wow, what an emotional way to end the night. Great video.

People are gathering in Huge numbers! it didn't reach it's peak point yet, less than an hour left for al zuhr pray and when i's finished we expect to see the numbers reaching the peak point!

BREAKING NEWS: Mubarak is protesting and asking people to change back!

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BREAKING NEWS: Mubarak is protesting and asking people to change back!
Lol, what?:lol:

LOL, I thought it'll be fair if we laugh and mubarak is S***ing his pants :D

but the

People are gathering in Huge numbers! it didn't reach it's peak point yet, less than an hour left for al zuhr pray and when i's finished we expect to see the numbers reaching the peak point!

Is true though.



BTW they are is a closed meeting now about what omar sulamiman said yesterday, what did he say anyway?

I mean honestly everyone said to mubarak to get the hell out,

Ludacris
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTkRX_gcCiE

Egyptians don't want him anymore, he hurted us enough can't he understand, Taylor Swift said,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNbefiTiGB4

We don't want him to even say sorry, akon already did that for him,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynMk2EwRi4Q

We're not asking for the impossible are we? even Shontelle says he should take caution when he love power so much,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWdrO4BoCu8



that aint all more to come :yes:

^^ You forgot this one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAV0XrbEwNc

:lol:

Ok, the lyrics don't really fit, but it's the message that counts.:lol:

:lol::lol: definitly counts, fits perfectly :lol: nice song though, me like it <3

Al Jazeera says the huge protest, kicked off! on telephone people saying people are joining tahrir square and they will start marching soon.

First picture, as you can see people are joining!

http://sharek.aljazeera.net/sites/default/files/imagecache/contrbution_node/880611308.jpg

We have google and twitter's support :yes:

Google and Twitter launch service enabling Egyptians to tweet by phone
Voice-to-tweet software allows citizens to send news from Egypt despite internet blackout

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Egypt protests: the country's internet has been offline since last night. Photograph: Ben Curtis/AP


Google and Twitter have launched a service to allow people in Egypt to send Twitter messages by leaving a voicemail on a specific number after the last internet service provider in the country saw its access cut off late on Monday.

The new service, which has been created by co-ordination between the two internet companies, uses Google's speech-to-text recognition service to automatically translate a message left on the number, which will be sent out on Twitter with the "#egypt" hashtag.

Ujwal Singh, co-founder of SayNow and Abdel Karim Mardini, Google's product manager for the Middle East and north Africa, said in a blog post that "over the weekend we came up with the idea of a speak-to-tweet service – the ability for anyone to tweet using just a voice connection ... We hope that this will go some way to helping people in Egypt stay connected at this very difficult time."

Google listed three phone numbers for people to call to use the service. They are: +16504194196; +390662207294; and +97316199855.

No internet connection is required. That will be important for users in Egypt after Noor Group, which had been the last internet service provider connecting to the outside world, went dark late on Monday. It had remained online after the country's four main internet providers – Link Egypt, Vodafone/Raya, Telecom Egypt and Etisalat Misr – abruptly stopped shuttling internet traffic into and out of the country last Friday.

At about 11pm local time Monday, the Noor Group became unreachable, said James Cowie, chief technology officer of Renesys, a security firm based in Manchester, New Hampshire, which monitors huge directories of "routes", or set paths that define how web traffic moves from one place to another.

The Noor Group's routes have disappeared, he said.

Cowie said engineers at the Noor Group and other service providers could quickly shut down the internet by logging on to certain computers and changing a configuration file. The original blackout on Friday took just 20 minutes to fully go into effect, he said. However it is not clear whether the Noor Group's disconnection was planned or accidental.

Mobile phone service was restored in Egypt on Saturday, but text messaging services have been disrupted during the continuing protests.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/feb/01/google-twitter-egypt?intcmp=239

Those who talk about another Iran, so you guys support this?

*Please look around you zillion times before opening that link!*

http://sharek.aljazeera.net/sites/default/files/imagecache/contrbution_node/168464_178654708843421_100000966790604_382941_6088819_n.jpg

OMG WATCH NOW, LIFE FROM TAHRIR SQUARE, LOOKS LIKE RISE!

http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/

OMG, this is unbelievable.

People are moving to the presidential Palace, finally a movement!

Apparently the army is stopping them.

xAbd0o, what exactly is the purpose of that picture you posted? Is it from Egypt? I really don't see a link between being worried about Egypt becoming a second Iran and supporting that.

Some people are worried that the Muslim Brotherhood might profit a lot from the current events, that's all. You don't even have to look at Iran or Muslim extremists to see how some people can take advantage of a regime change... you have examples of milder cases in Eastern Europe, where for years we had some type of reformed commies in power.

That being said, I fully support the people or Egypt for what this can lead to, which is true democracy.:banana:

xAbd0o, what exactly is the purpose of that picture you posted? Is it from Egypt? I really don't see a link between being worried about Egypt becoming a second Iran and supporting that.

Some people are worried that the Muslim Brotherhood might profit a lot from the current events, that's all. You don't even have to look at Iran or Muslim extremists to see how some people can take advantage of a regime change... you have examples of milder cases in Eastern Europe, where for years we had some type of reformed commies in power.

That being said, I fully support the people or Egypt for what this can lead to, which is true democracy.:banana:

Read the text. :P

OMG police is wearing army uniform to confuse the protesters O_O

but the army has change uniform to not confuse them.

xAbd0o, what exactly is the purpose of that picture you posted? Is it from Egypt? I really don't see a link between being worried about Egypt becoming a second Iran and supporting that.

Some people are worried that the Muslim Brotherhood might profit a lot from the current events, that's all. You don't even have to look at Iran or Muslim extremists to see how some people can take advantage of a regime change... you have examples of milder cases in Eastern Europe, where for years we had some type of reformed commies in power.

That being said, I fully support the people or Egypt for what this can lead to, which is true democracy.:banana:

I'm talking about people who are against democracy in Egypt because of an untrue assumption I'm saying to them whatever it is they are supporting people who doing such thing in that picture.

Read the text. :P
What text?

THE TANKS AND THE ARMY ARE IN THE MARCH GOING WITH THE PEOPLE TO THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE!!!!!

:uh::uh: Mahmod said presnter of masr el naharda remember him guys? he resigned and join the protest also al jazeera said people hold him on there shoulders,


El Baradei is not joining today for some reason.

THE TANKS AND THE ARMY ARE IN THE MARCH GOING WITH THE PEOPLE TO THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE!!!!!
:banana: